Really, what is there to know? Other than all of it.

I’ve had an obsession with bright colors since I can remember (my bedroom was bright sunshine yellow growing up, the closet a blinding neon green - these were my safe places), which has always felt odd to me, since my inner thoughts and feelings tend to sway a bit more, shall we say, grey.

I’ve got a penchant for having fun - always have, always will. Because truly, what’s the point of it all if you’re not having fun?

I tend to often think you don’t really, really, really know me unless you know my infamous “wiggle,” while at the same time also knowing the rivers I’ve swam my way through, the valleys I’ve survived and the mountains I’ve spent my life climbing.

And that’s it, I think. The juxtaposition of it all. The innately grey mixed with the the blindingly bright. The anguish mixed with the need to have pure, ridiculous, silly fun. The bleeding and beating and dancing heart on the outside, fighting daily with the whispered doubts to pull it back inside, to put it back behind the walls and tuck it away safely.

So really, I guess, there’s all of it to know. Stick around and we’ll get to it.

In the meantime, here’s that quick professional-ish bio type crap:

Born in the 90’s (that makes me approximately an early 30-somethin), grew up in Texas, fled as soon as I could, found myself, then found a cute Britsh boy and fell in love at art school in Savannah, Georgia. Found myself fleeing back to Texas as soon as I could. Currently outside of Austin raising wild and rambunctious twin four-year-olds, snuggling our brand new baby (easy as pie after twins!), and both laughing and screaming daily amidst the crazy chaos alongside my total-opposite-of-me, cute as hell husband (that one I fell in love with back in Savannah).

Professionally, I spend my days writing and creating content and dreaming big for some incredible brands through Verb House Creative, the creative marketing studio I founded in 2016. My little girl self still is still giggling out loud in disbelief that I get to do all of this fun stuff for a j-o-b.

Marked by death and grief, built by so much damn love and faith, nurtured by even more love, and fun, and silly. And now, here we are.

I wonder where we’re going next.